Homeless to Housing Request for Proposals

The State of Connecticut, through DMHAS, is seeking qualified providers to design and implement a “Homeless to Housing” program that moves individuals experiencing homelessness into stable, permanent housing. Providers must create interdisciplinary service teams that deliver personalized, person‑centered services from intake through housing stabilization, following a “services follows the person” model. The effort is aimed at both unsheltered and sheltered populations and emphasizes coordination of health, mental health, addiction, and social services. • Target population: individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Connecticut. • Scope: design, staffing, and operation of interdisciplinary service teams; case management; linkage to health, mental health, addiction, and employment services; housing placement and retention support. • Expected deliverables: program plan, staffing model, performance metrics, quarterly progress reports, final outcomes report. • Contract type: RFP (competitive, open to all vendors). • Anticipated contract length: not specified (likely multi‑year). • Funding: not disclosed in the posting; typical state homelessness initiatives range from a few million to double‑digit millions.